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May 17, 2017

New Custom Cables for Subsea Monitoring

  • Photo: Novacavi
  • Image: Novacavi
  • Photo: Novacavi
  • Photo: Novacavi Photo: Novacavi
  • Image: Novacavi Image: Novacavi
  • Photo: Novacavi Photo: Novacavi

 Novacavi released its new P_22SSA ruggedized custom cable to support monitoring activity of the marine environment.

 
This electro-optical-mechanical custom cable enriches the manufacturer’s diverse production range of subsea armored cable for detection and instrumentation in defense and environmental monitoring applications.
 
Key advantages of this armored halogen free low smoke cable are high working load performance, protection against electromagnetic interference, compactness and versatility.

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